TRUMP: I think that these countries have to step it up not over a 10-year period, they have to step it up immediately.
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"I think that these countries have to step it up not over a 10-year period; they have to step it up immediately," Trump said during a breakfast with the NATO secretary-general.
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Men, step it up if you want to impress us.
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Obviously with (Lowry) out we have to step it up.
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"We feel that we can step it up," he said.
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It was time for Jon Hanson to step it up.
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And finally … step it up, creative thinkers and problem-solvers!
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And they are trying very hard to step it up.
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Step it up at work so you can get a raise.
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But here's an easy way to step it up: Go Vietnamese.
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When they piece things together, though, they step it up further.
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Watch this guy step it up and make a giant one.
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But Stanton and Kern hope game designers will step it up.
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But doctors and health professionals need to step it up, too.
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I never really dress professionally, but today I gotta step it up.
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And you would be like, 'Yeah, step it up a little bit!
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We'd like to see them step it up with female-lead shows.
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I mean, why not step it up a notch from traditional horseback?
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Retirement savers appear to know that they need to step it up.
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C'mon Chili's, step it up and offer these ladies a deluge of dip.
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And men are finally learning that they've got to seriously step it up.
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Better step it up and put a bunch of fuckin' instruments on it.
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If your company is struggling, step it up and take on more assignments.
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In the moments when I probably needed to step it up, I did.
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Working around these guys made me step it up and work even harder.
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We just know that in the playoffs you definitely have to step it up.
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If I want to go out, of course I step it up a bit.
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I think they need to step it up, all of the noise-cancellation [headphones].
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The good news: You still have a week or so to step it up.
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"They all need to step it up," he said of investment in cleaner vehicles.
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You kind of have to step it up just to give yourself a chance.
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Somebody had to step it up, and really in my mind, nobody did. Period.
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If you want to step it up a notch, there is the Muse 2.
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If we are running behind in production, we&aposll take efforts to step it up.
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They have cut the deadline by a day, so I've got to step it up.
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin (CNN)Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign wants its supporters to step it up online.
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What was the first big splurge you made after Step It Up first came out?
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Obviously we need to step it up further and step up our visibility and presence.
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And that seems to have worked to get some member nations to step it up.
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It's a metaphorical slap on the wrist, but one that encourages Zoey to step it up.
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I think that these countries have to step it up, not over a ten-year period.
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If you are dissatisfied with your financial progress, there is still time to step it up.
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When it comes to saving, "start small and slowly start to step it up," she said.
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Our pitching staff has been giving us good outings, so we gotta step it up offensively.
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Until they step it up, we shouldn't expect everyone else to remain restrained for very long.
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Ironically, "we live in a world that constantly wants people to step it up," Womack says.
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Step it up a notch with chocolate-buckwheat pancakes drenched in a not-too-sweet berry coulis.
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If both apps don't step it up, they could fall out of style as users grow older.
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An extra outfit just in case you "go somewhere fabulous and you need to step it up."
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Time to step it up and manipulate Nate into a jaw-dropping field trip to the morgue.
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So, step it up in a way that's compatible with how you plan to work moving forward.
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More importantly, Qualcomm's return means Intel will need to step it up in terms of modem performance.
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And with Aina's seat at the table, other brands have no choice but to step it up.
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Anyone can slice a watermelon, but not everyone's going to step it up with some homemade Tajín.
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Q: At what point did you realize you needed to step it up and get some financial certifications?
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He talked about how fathers need to step it up and be more involved in their children's life.
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Now step it up: mix personal data with artificial intelligence (AI) and all these issues become super-charged.
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Three-year-old Kaylieann Steinbach decided to step it up a notch for her preschool photo this year.
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STEP IT UP, D.C.: The Boston Police Department has added an ice cream truck to its patrol fleet.
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So I came from that and thought we were going to step it up a notch at Rada.
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And directors have said that they are also feeling pressure from customers and younger employees to step it up.
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Trump's digital team is going to have to step it up to stay ahead on all these emerging platforms.
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You'll have to step it up though, based on the epic Instagram posts by the people behind Nutella-palooza.
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Stephanie Mansour is a weight-loss and lifestyle coach for women and author of "Step It Up With Steph" blog.
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I think to step it up you have to show up in your own life and in your own craft.
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Eventually this size gathering will become no big deal and you will be ready to step it up another notch.
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Once you're a pro at taking breaks during the day, step it up and start taking Fridays "off" for yourself.
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"We feel extremely stable and now is a time for us to move on, to step it up," he told reporters.
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For someone who maintains he has the supplies (ies-ies) to survive the fall of civilization, Timberlake should step it up.
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Add to this the returning Biagi, Bisegni and Haimona and there are whispers that Italy are about to step it up.
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Now we have to step it up to save the next generation from becoming one of the statistics I mentioned above.
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"We got in the huddle and said, 'Our defense is playing good, let's step it up,'" tight end Delanie Walker said.
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No one is going to feel sorry for you when your guys are out, so you have to step it up.
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But then after that when we had to step it up, so now I've got an engineer, an in-house team.
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However, when Murphy discovers that she's the only one who will find Tyson's killer — she realizes she has to step it up.
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"If Kanye [West] did that to me …" Kim then told her brother he really needed to step it up for his daughter.
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I'm more of the tomboy in the friendship (or the messy one), and she definitely inspires me to step it up a notch.
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She paused, letting her displeasure seep out for few moments, just enough for them to know that they'd need to step it up.
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This week we have an audit at work so I am going to have to step it up and actually do my job.
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But why not step it up with one of the iconic masks from the film, like "Kiss Me" or a terrifying Lady Liberty?
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We're going to step it up for the next five now We love you, almost as much as we love music. Love,-Noisey
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"With Gallo out, Mudiay out and Kenneth gone, I knew someone had to step it up and me and Gary did," Barton said.
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These young guys are going to have to step it up and the veteran guys are going to have to lead the way.
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Inside is a gift in that way: So gross that the rest of us now get to step it up a notch, forever.
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That's why the onus shouldn't be only on people of color to try to bridge the divide; white people have to step it up.
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But no, this genius, this man of men, decided he had to step it up a notch and decided to do it on Splash Mountain.
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It's usually all uphill, with a pack of climbers who try not to bump each other as they double-step it up dozens of flights.
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"If you want to succeed, if you want to play at the next level, you have to step it up, and go there," Gurley said.
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Lamonte Turner, whose 21 made 240s are the highest among active Tennessee players, and Jordan Bowden (22) will need to step it up in Mostella's absence.
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Keep in mind, however, that a void of strong leadership could mean an opportunity for you to step it up and lead from where you are.
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Whether you're a "no-makeup makeup" person or your BFFs would describe your vibe as extra, these liner looks will inspire you to step it up.
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On this Memorial Day when we honor our military heroes, it's past time for our troops' most effective ally to step it up for them again.
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With his second song, Fallon attempted to step it up with a take on Zayn's "Pillowtalk," one that found the host actually talking to a pillow.
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The hair-clip trend has been huge recently, but I decided to step it up a notch by turning my tiny purse into a hair accessory.
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It sounds like there's been no movement by the Chinese, and yet you have to step it up if you're going to get them to change.
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Within the last three years I've chosen to step it up, take it to a different level and just write tracks that can't be restricted by genres.
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"He has co-therapies [every] week but we're going to step it up a notch soon and get him ABA treatments, speech therapy," Farley told Hollywood Life.
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But top Republicans are warning that they could lose those states even though they typically vote GOP, urging their donors -- and their candidates -- to step it up.
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" Yasmine was a teenager, and he would threaten her—not in a mean way—like, "You can't be in this group anymore unless you step it up.
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The company's manufacturing facility in Eugene, Oregon, is only building one FUV a day, but plans to step it up to two a day later this month.
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Learning two dances in one week has been a lot, but at this point in the competition we have to step it up so that's what I'm doing.
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" Lewis also alleges that Edward criticized his parenting, texting him a message that read: "'We need to step it up as dads and I know you realize this.
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"I knew coming here I had to step it up a bit as far as protecting the rim and rebounding to help the guys out," Durant told reporters.
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The two first met and fell in love on the 2006 set of Step It Up and later married in 2009 before announcing their split in April 2018.
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Finally, while in recent years men on the red carpet have begun to step it up, the Met Gala and exhibition are largely occasions to highlight women's fashion.
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For this you'll need to step it up, at least in some interactions with your customer, in order to "wow" them in a way that will be truly memorable.
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If Hollywood personalities want to continue dabbling in political overtures at award shows, they'll have to do a little bit more to step it up within their own industry.
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"We've seen some good results across the disciplines this season and I've every confidence we can step it up once more for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games," he said.
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If you want to be better, if you want to succeed, if you want to play at the next level, you have to step it up and go there.
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"We're not the team that can just come out there and think we're just going to play and try to step it up later," he told reporters on Monday.
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If you're looking for stocking stuffers and want to step it up a few notches from the drugstore checkout line bits and bobs, you've come to the right place.
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We've never been comfortable doing just one particular thing; we've always wanted to step it up with the next release—step up our musicianship and step up our songwriting.
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James and Sharna have been at the top of the leader board and Ryan and I have been towards the bottom, so we knew we had to step it up.
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And, if you want to step it up a bit further, Bōte also offers theRover Aero Classic, a stouter, micro-skiff-stand-up-paddle-board hybrid that's outboard-engine-ready.
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That could serve as welcome news to Bowser, who told CNN's Wolf Blitzer earlier this week the federal government needs to "step it up" in their response to the virus.
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If our lawmakers don't step it up and start to pass some real pro-growth legislation then the market could be poised to pull back, erasing that 20 percent gain.
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And for round 2 Fallon tried to step it up with Zayn Malik's huge hit "Pillowtalk" but it was no competition for McCarthy's final song choice that truly determined the winner.
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This past season, Janae Harrington, formerly of Lifetime's Step It Up reality program, danced with Alabama State University, now an official Stingette; and former Dancing Dolls of Jackson and Bring It!
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And, if you want to step it up a bit further, Bōte also offers the Rover Aero Classic, a stouter, micro-skiff-stand-up-paddle-board hybrid that's outboard-engine-ready.
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That is the right approach, in theory, but it's now clear that we have underestimated the pressure needed to produce effective engagement, and we're going to have to step it up.
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"It is up to us to step it up and show that we can play better than what we have shown so far," he said earlier this week, according to Goal.com.
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I am not going to read anything he sent me, I'm just going to read the one part: 'We need to step it up as dads and I know you realize this.
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We broke the story -- Dani appeared in front of a judge in November having only done 56 of the 240 required hours and was told she better step it up ... or else.
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But it's true that, you know, we're going to have to rely on all of the companies that make the hardware that make 5G work to really step it up this year.
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It is likely they'll give Sophie Turner more to do now that she's Jean Grey, but that means Sansa will have to seriously step it up compared to her performance in previous seasons.
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And we also had to fill in the space that she had been occupying, you know, the extra sounds, and so we kind of had to step it up as musicians as well.
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"I started seeing everybody putting together these great runs and I figured I would just kind of step it up and it motivated me to send it on that last one," White said.
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While Banks reprises her role as a cappella commentator Gail Abernathy-McKadden-Feinberger, after directing the last installment, she's ceded the behind-the-camera reigns to Step it Up: All In filmmaker Trish Sie.
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"I knew I would have to step it up a little bit in the second set the first couple of games," Nishikori said after beating Wawrinka for just the second time in five meetings.
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"Any successor reluctant to provide further stimulus would then struggle not to do so if push comes to shove and the Governing Council has made up his mind to step it up," he added.
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"The realization of the growing costs of e-commerce fulfillment pushed many brands to step it up this past year," said Steve Dennis, a retail consultant and former executive at Sears and Neiman Marcus.
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Between that, all the other superfan outfits, props and creative face painting, I feel like I might need to ditch the boring t-shirts and step it up this football season as a Raiders fan.
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"I think the last couple of times we've been tied in the second, we've been able to step it up a little bit and get enough for the win," Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau told reporters.
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He tends to step it up when it matters the most, and this is probably mattering the most out of all his starts, and he continues to pitch just as dominant as he was before.
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"For every man out there who is feeling a bit shlumpy, who wants to step it up a little bit and feel ever so slightly bit sexier, just make sure the clothes complement you," France says.
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As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else.
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An inmate once described the meatballs in lock-up as tasting like an "entire groundhog was put through a wood chipper," and the cafeteria doesn't seem to ever step it up, even on days like Thanksgiving.
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And while Banks is back in the role of a cappella commentator Gail Abernathy-McKadden-Feinberger, she isn't directing this most recent installment — Step it Up: All In filmmaker Trish Sie is taking over the director's seat.
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"But he is on missile lock as it relates to the sort of things, because, you know, he feels like ... Attorney General Sessions needed to step it up for him, and he doesn't feel that that's happened."
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If you'd like a faster, more high tech option you'll need to step it up to the Roku 4, or a Fire TV. The Roku Express is a good option if you've never had a streaming dongle before.
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No matter what we said, we couldn't get it through to him that it wasn't fair that Yasmine and I were working so hard and exhausting ourselves on the road—and that [he] had to step it up.
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With the team's offense averaging just 67.2 points, the defense is going to need to step it up against Cincinnati, and having a shot-blocker like Brimah in the paint will allow Huskies' perimeter defenders to take more chances.
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While the word yikes has trended before and will continue to live on, it may be time to step it up a notch in dealing with existential dread from a world that's overworked, overtired, over-screened, and over-connected.
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I made an uncharacteristic mistake three times in all my runs, and I'm really just using that as fuel and motivation to bring into this and really step it up and shine, because that's what I came here to do.
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"We are not hearing from them the intensity that we are hearing from the grass roots," said Ilyse Hogue, president of Naral Pro-Choice America, the organizer of a recent letter from 11 progressive groups urging Democrats to step it up.
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So whether you tend to stick with neutral tones or step it up a notch with pastel hues, there's a plaid coat in the mix ahead that'll disguise your lazy dressing throughout the chilly months ahead — with close to no effort at all.
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That the ECB is warning financial firms to step it up notwithstanding these preparations illustrates the severity of the issue and suggests that banks that are ready for Brexit day one could stand to gain in the Euro area in the short term.
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" And for those non-singers, the Bring It On star recommends they "step it up," adding, "Whatever you thought was good enough for the live shows, go back to the drawing board, humble yourself and come back stronger, bigger, badder and better.
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Even from the position of an observer, the demo is hilarious—it has everything from meta commentary telling the presenter "Dude, this is an E3 demo, step it up," to a great scene involving Timmy that I don't want to spoil (but trust).
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"He has co-therapies [every] week but we're going to step it up a notch soon and get him ABA treatments, speech therapy," said Farley, adding that Greyson has "made leaps and bounds when it comes to speech" — specifically, "He's understanding words better, which was his issue."
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As an expert in the field for over 20 years, what is clear to me — from meeting with young people who are surprised by both the lack of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) on their campuses and workplaces — is that our institutions need to step it up.
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That with automation, with the need for innovation that businesses around the world have, we really need to step it up and accelerate the rate at which we can bring new ideas to life for our customers, and bring automation to improve the efficiency of the work that we do.
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They just have an idea that what's in their closet is crappy and they need to step it up, whether it's for a woman or a job or a change in their life, and they just realize that they need to start afresh and they don't know where to begin.
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Hargarten said he has seen cities, states and even major medical groups starting to spend more money on this kind of research, but he -- like many others who do research on gun violence -- feels that the federal government needs to "step it up" to figure out what is causing this problem.
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In any case, he's a really exciting entrepreneur, and what's really interesting ... Everyone will argue about whether he can deliver these things, but he is sort of setting a tone for the car industry to really step it up in terms of all these things, whether it's trucks or batteries or whatever.
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We intend to be responsive to Congress if we&aposre running behind in production we&aposll take efforts to step it up (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: Harmeet, big meeting last Friday and apparently they had a big come to Jesus moment Brian and Rosenstein and May, so far we haven&apost gotten the documents.
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In a report to be published this morning and shared first with Axios, the leaders of the House Oversight and Reform IT subcommittee — Chairman Will Hurd and Ranking Member Robin Kelly — call on the U.S. government to step it up: The government hasn't moved with the urgency the situation requires, Hurd, a Republican from Texas, told Axios.
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Because things got better all over thanks to the EU and the potential benefits of entrepreneurial activity outweighed the risks… because of the EU. Now as the Brexit vote is quickly swallowed by the news cycle (and will probably be remembered as a polarizing but ultimately impotent squib), it's time for Continental Europe to step it up.
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For example, the length of time you've been together is definitely going to play a role in what gift you get (you don't want to go with something too fancy for someone you've only been seeing a few weeks, but you'll probably want to step it up for someone you've been seeing for a long time.) There's also the originality factor.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm for House GOP candidates, is the subject of much agitation among conservatives who think Chairman Tom EmmerThomas (Tom) Earl EmmerThe House Republicans and Democrats not seeking reelection in 220006 Cook Political Report moves TX-2202 from Toss Up to Lean Democratic after Hurd retirement Will Hurd, only black Republican in House, retiring MORE (R-Minn.) and his team need to step it up, and quickly.
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